Chinese Furniture
The forms of Chinese furniture evolved along three distinct lineages which dates back to 1000 BC, based on frame and panel, yoke and rack.
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- Bamboo furniture in China Amongst its myriad of uses, bamboo was commonly employed during the Ming and Qing dynasties to make chairs, stools, beds, bookcases, tables, matting and curtains. 2013-08-13
- Huaimu furniture Huaimu is Chinese Locust in China. Locust initially appears quite similar to northern elm. In the Northern Song architecture treatise Yingzao fashi, locust and elm (yu) were categorized "miscella 2013-08-12
- Huangyang furniture Boxwood is Huangyang Wood in China. Boxwood is a small tree and shrub. Due to the limited size of the material, it is rarely used for full-sized pieces of furniture, 2013-08-11
- Burl (Huamu) furniture Burl is Yingmu, Huamu wood in China. Burls are abnormal projections that bulge out from or encircle the trunks or branches of trees. What causes them remains unknown and their tumor-like growth d 2013-08-10
- Baimu furniture Cypress is Baimu, Bomu wood in China. Cypress is categorized along with nanmu in the Song dynasty Yingzao fashi categorizes as a "miscellaneous soft wood" (za ruanmu). 2013-08-09
- Xiangzhang furniture Because of its resistance to insects as well as its attractive grain patterns, camphor wood has long been used for making wardrobes and storage chests. Camphor is a large evergreen tree of the la 2013-08-08
- Jumu furniture Jumu wood in China is Southern Elm, Zelkova. Southern Elm was a popular furniture-making wood in the Suzhou region. It is distinguished from its northern counterpart by a more refined ring porous 2013-08-07
- Chinese Furniture:Platforms Low platforms, which were used as honorific seats, were the earliest type of raised seating furniture to appear in China. 2013-06-28
- Chinese Furniture: Recessed-leg Construction he practical and minimalistic 'recessed-leg' form was established by the Song dynasty and continued to be reproduced throughout the Ming and Qing dynasties. 2013-06-28
- Chinese Furniture:Hongmu Most of the dark heavily carved Qing period furniture is made from hongmu. Also called 'blackwood', it can resemble zitan but lacks the latters deep lustrous surface and its 'crab-claw markings'. 2013-06-28
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